Takeaways
So you you can either be you you could you can be private, right? Or you can be public like a agency. agencies of the government of a county or of a municipality or of the state or of the federal government are public and they’re subject to transparency. Well, it looks like in this case they’re neither one. It looks so in order to be in the corporations division, you have to be an entity and a person, an LLC, a corporation. Well, they don’t the sec the secretary of state corporations division is now is basically saying that…
“Iran took our money and turned it into weapons, bunker, ammo. Now we’re destroying the weapons and you are righting that grievous wrong. Make no mistake, we had to act. Objectives clear. No nukes, no Navy, complete dismantling of the missile program and defense industrial base.”
“We can’t fail future generations, and we can’t fail the Founders”. – Blaine Holt
A most excellent summation – we can judge them by their actions: “Consider the Globalists You can trace the elites (self-named) from the fall of Rome to Venetians, the Dutch and eventually the British Empire that they bragged the sun never set on. Their one square mile headquarters, The City of London, free of nearly all laws of the crown, represented the interests of the wealthiest families of Europe and eventually the Americas and Asia. They are the hidden hand behind wars, market collapses, human trafficking, drugs and more. “
Most people don’t realize it, but there’s a hidden battle going on over who controls America’s money and who actually benefits from it. Promethean Action describes this as a clash between a system that puts American workers first and a global financial system that has long benefited international banks over everyday people. Think of it like a game where the rules were written overseas to benefit someone else, Trump’s America First agenda is about rewriting those rules for you. Rather than just talking about bringing jobs back, the administration is now directing real money toward rebuilding American factories and manufacturing.…
The video’s biggest idea is actually the simplest one: the best way to grow the economy without making everything more expensive is to invent better ways of doing things. The presenter argues that scientific discovery and human creativity are the true engines of growth that don’t cause inflation. When we build smarter technology, develop better farming techniques, or create more efficient energy, we can produce more for less, meaning your dollar stretches further without the government having to choose between your job and your grocery bill
Rather than just fiddling with interest rates, the video shows there’s a push to actually fund the rebuilding of American industry, factories, equipment, and manufacturing jobs. Government-backed institutions are being used to direct money toward reindustrialization and advanced manufacturing. In plain terms, this is about bringing back the kind of good-paying, hands-on jobs that once powered the American middle class; the jobs that built cars, tools, and infrastructure right here at home.